G. ARAVINTHAN
29 March 2010 at 07:41
If a Muslim male , acknowledges the paternity of a child of his muslim maid, wherein the child born to the maid and a man of different religion? Is the acknowledgment of paternity valid?
Anonymous
29 March 2010 at 07:36
Sirs,
I have already asked this question before.My son-in-law has given GPA to his brother and he filed a case to nullify the marriage.The court ordered the original petitioner to be present for reconciliation.He has so far not come to court so far.The GPA is only presenting himself.The family court has dismissed it.The GPA moved the High court.But even the High court has dismissed the petition.Now he wants to ammend the original petition by stating that my dauhter is mentally unstable.
Now I would like to ask;
(i)Can a GPA file a petition on his principals behalf for marriage annulment?
(ii)Is he eligible to ammend the original petitioner?(what are the righte of GPA?
Anonymous
28 March 2010 at 23:48
Ld counsels,
I am facing a criminal trail instituted out of malice. In the case it is a fact that a first complaint was given to police and no FIR was registered. After another 2 months a new complaint was given and a FIR was registered on the second complaint and I am the accused in the said FIR.
Later I have obtained the copies of the first complaint and its conseqenst investigation records through RTI applicaiton. To my surprise the first complaint was altered with improvements in order to support the allegations in the second complaint(I have read the first complaint during the investigation of first complaint)
In the reply to my first appeal under RTI act the the concerned assitant commissioner of police had mentioned that the copy of the first complaint is indeed the one that was given at a later point in time than the first complaint, which means there is in total three complaints accepted by police. But later the Asst. Commissoiner had mentioend before the information commission that "he has made that statement by mistake and there is no such third complaint". The infomraiton commission did not accept that and ordered for furhter departmental enquiry.
Moreover the allegations in the (forged) first complaint were NOT brought before the high court during the hearing of my anticipatory bail petition. This partially proves that such allegations were not there in the true copy of first complaint.
Given these details is it possibel to file a petition u/s 340 of CrPC against the police officers and the complainant for fabricating the records. I am sure the first complaint is the valid piece of formaiton in a criminal trail.
Will the criminal court accept these allegation and the evidences to start perjury proceeding against the police and complainant. how will the court view the asst. commissioners contradicting statements.
Please clarify. Thanks
Anonymous
28 March 2010 at 23:26
I bought a Rs 40 Lac machine from a company. It turns out to be defected. Company is not replacing it. WHat is the best remedy available to me?
Should a legal notice be served upon him, if yes then mention the content of legal notice.
Should I directly go to state commission?
Should I file an F.I.R under 420 IPC?
Plz reply urgent.
Anonymous
28 March 2010 at 23:24
respected experts,
Sir, Do any body is having idea about property/investment in Greater Noida Extension? Is it illegal/unauthorized zone? what papers/documents one should see from builder, while purchasing/booking flat/plot?
Sincere regards to all.
vijeta
28 March 2010 at 22:50
A person collapses and dies due to single blow inflicted upon him by some another person. the other person is ignorant of the fact that deceased is under some infirmity and thus his death gets accelerated due to his infirmity.now the accused would be punished for causing grevious hurt or be convicted of culpable homicide not amounting to murder.........
thanks
Anonymous
28 March 2010 at 22:26
Dear sir,
My father died in 1984, before that he made a will which was registered in1982.
As per the will , the property left by him is to be equally divided by the three sons out of five sons and three daughters. as per the will he has already given the shares to two sons and three daughters.At present out of three daughters only one is alive.Now we three brothers want to probate the will. Kindly request advice what is to be done and how long will it take.
Thanks
meenu katuria
28 March 2010 at 21:28
sir i wanted 2 no if sum1 sales a fake goods of branded international brand and his goods were sealed by High court of delhi notice goods worth rs. 250000/- approximately is seized now wat action can b taken to the accused is he can b jailed or only fine if only fine then how much it could be
rdburmanmusic
28 March 2010 at 20:44
my wife night at 2 am gets up check my mobile delete messages an evidences i have. she bite my hand and scratched hand with nail if i tried to get mobile. i have done mlc in hospital for her bite. she is not aware about that. she says she vl kill me,send me messages that if i don give mone she vl send me jail. i m planning and preparing to give her dvrc notice. she is with me only but daily torture me,abuse,threat.great liar,manipulative. mlc is helpful?voice clippings helpful? neighbours are aware of her behaviour.pls answer me.
© 2026 LAWyersclubindia.com. Let us grow stronger by mutual exchange of knowledge.
Probate of will
What is exactly probate? It is necessary to establish the genuiness of a will?
A Will written in the year 1934 in plain paper with signature of the witnesses. Unfortunately nobody is alive. Now the will need to be estalished . What can be the ways out?